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THE ANNUAL GENERAL MgET,I*G of the above SOCIETY will he held on THURSDAY, the 18th inst., at theit Chambers, No. 2, Parliameut.street. Ms Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take the Chair at Twelve o'Clock precisely. W. JOHNSON RODBER, Secretary. Society's ChaMbers, No. 2, Parlii:nent-street, May 6, 1826. . . Oonarnimion in the Wollaton TrOop of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Not tingham, , Cnag. Not tingham, Balguy, Gent. to be - 2d Lietitenant—Dated 8d May, 1826. ' confusion, . that thy wade a precipitate retreat - into ' wb6d4, without Waiting , to tire the guns (found loaded and primed) upon the advanced guard r•ho thus landicf*lthout • and took posiession of the place, Which was 4,ritlett . .iik thequgra ner usual with stockades—that is, a double row of pallisatims. We found in it ten pieces of ordnaice.loaded, near one hundrcd stand °finnan arms of all sorts,i quantity of ammunition, nine barrels of powder, a quantity of loose balls, andsrifitentity of-other stores, which, with 15 wrsons, we-secured, and then re:Weed to allies the town and stockade. The,prisoners and others having acquainted toe , that, the prin cipal stand ,was,intetid.. , d to to made at Maccaba, a place 15 miles higl!er up the river, 1 set out for it the' next morning,. , when r bad the satisfaction to see the AllxitrOas schooner joite, having been light...red hydiecharging leer ballast and wata. ,Abouttnam ontlie ltoth 'We xil . itirived within two miles of tfl • cabs, at a shoal uvor which we could not carry the vessels ; the place being in siAlit, 1 ordered the men into the boat Ti,, and an , mediate attack to be, made [:}ran it: Two boats With small briois 'guns' in the bows, manteed with aeatnen under the climinand of Lieur.:ilud,:e, Royal-Navy, and two large, canoes with forty sol diers, under Lieut. Robertson, Acting Major of Drigade,.formed the AdYltnee ,mod •; and followed close { with the rest of the froor,,Captiin, Oyer.. &loyal Navy, with te seamen accompaly ingtte. • , . The extraordinary fertility c.f., the soil producing' inipervlous cane grass, generally from twelve to Sixteen feet high, made ititu .praeticable, without great delay, to secure our flanks by,occopyiug the banks of.tbe river, whilst with the steep banks, itewnie very high at this . dry.seainni, it gave to the enemy a great .advantage by its On approaching to' the town, a AAA . musquetry opened on the adVinced '.guard, whilst two pieces of orthrmee from the town'-enfiladed the river in front by a fire of grape. : , , o witt u : t tne f e o e: r f d a tie6 g tai t% leu a n t db r i3 e 4i v ii o n' il Y it c i 4' :i et r i i llu i thl n rY" t ' h '3: l :l aff df The pecp!e of the Pallieas having joined the ~insurgents in hot- ‘): tilities against this Oovgrriment, liavd olubjeCted , 'thernsielv es to the penalties attending. a state of tVzti'; .and although -the bar of the liallinat Iliver i 3 an eitiernely diffirult ilia hazardous undoi t I think that, by I;lockatling then), and inaking n strone. * p - trty there, I shall compitt.ely 1)tolik th44iive4rmle, and st o p for vver, from 1 those s hore s , the export of t iirty tlionsand sisves,,,annually ; substituting agriculture, security of person, and . Droi4rty, industry, civilitat'on, and knowledge of the,hl ms i ngs the ClrDiflau religion. At all events, if ray health is restored, will do iny best. The Right Hon. Earl HOWE in the Chair. Reimls-eil, That J. Woolley, Esq. be added to the Committee., That Remittances be made for the Relief of the Distreised Manufacturers Commissions in the Peeblothire ;retntranry Cavalry, signed by the .Lord Lieutenant irf the C9unty of Peeblei. . COinet James Murray to. he Lion - !. vice Johii Hay, religned ; Wm. Forbes M'Kenzie, Gent. to be CoriCet, viceMorray.—Dated 13th May 1826. To Kettering, Northamptonshire A:100 To Heywood, Lancashire 150 To Accrington, near Blackburn To I3eith, In Ayrshire • - To Glasgow - - To Shipley, near Bradford - To t 'ongleton 350 100 500 200 200 Commission in the PA' dipitishirl Yearn:wry Cavalry, signed by the .Vice-Lieusenaut of. Oiti .County of Bedford.: . Chas. Fred. Chase, Gent. to be Cornet.—Dated 2d May, 1826. Commilition in the Regiment of. YeomanrY Cavalry, sigma by the ,Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Steffan!. Thos. Butler Chinn, Gent. 'tai be Cornet, vice Case, resigned.- 1 - Dated sth May, 1826. Commissions eigtied by the Lord Lieutenant 4 the County of Derby. worth Derbyshire Corps of Yeomanry Wm. Tole Thornhill to be Capt. vice Arkwriglkt;it.sigined.--Dated 22,1 April, 1826. . Derbyshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—Aururizto,n Hat field Goitip, Gentleman, to be Garnet, vJen Lucas; rosiejned.— Dated 22d April, 1826. THIS IS THE LAST LOTTERY. £1,600 . . Amount of Subscriptions already adriertised, '76,383/. 6s. 9d • . ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. IL B. C. . - .1.15 0 Mrs:Daniel . '£s 1 Douglas W. Stuart 1 1 M;,. Whitehead .. st, Sir Trevor Wheler, Mrs.'.. Lloyd - 1 1 Berr.',.l .. ' . 10 0 Mithei"lloyit -. ' - 1 1 John Campion - 21 0 Richard Jagger& - 5 U Thatirei Dltton Chapel, J. B. - .. 1 1 ..Per . Rev, J. Churchill 4 5 Ref , . J. J. Hodson 5 0 Dlr. Seeley's Printing Rev. F. Mills ' - 5 0 Oflice,ThamesDitton, Mrs .F. Mills .. 5 0 by the same - . 1 4 Mrs. C. Milk - 5 0 lucre Day • , - - .1 OT. Hiron .. 2 2 The . Children of the • .1. W. . - 1 0 Sunday Schord, South- D.' P. - - 1 1 wark Chapel; Long- C, Wake, M.D. 2 2 lane, per do. 21. ss. 7d. It. Poole - 2 2 Collection at - Preß , - Anonymous - 1 1 teigile - 11/. 7s. &l. John (heaves - 2 0 John Caldecote 10 10 Edward Hughes .3 'll Rey. Thomas White ,3 0 Mis. Fielding - 1 0 Jose)ilt-Slaek - ' 1. 0 R. Sanders and Son - 5 0 Iliss.Slack: - . 1 0 J. Smale, 31.1). 2 2 Mimi H. Stevens 6n - 2 0 . .l. Drinkwater - 'lO 10 Wm. Roberts (Bromley) 2 0 Hampton Lodge, 3 0 S. R. - 1 I Stindry Small Sums 104. Od. Al A dy, „ , - 1 0 Per iteti)ingtani and Co. Henry Sterry - 1 1 A Subscription at Win- X. V. Z. - 1 1 Chester, per Deane Mrs., Long, Alarwell and Co. - 500 t Hall ' - 30 0 Per SMith, Payne, and Illra.. salmon,.. ,litiry ' &filth. Farm, Edmonton 2 0 Geo. ettmThing, M.P. 20 i Wer. Mri.Fennell ". '2 '2 Mrs. Biadley, Clap. , ~ James and William ham - 10 Glint . - 10 It) A. H. Eyre . . .20 The Worshipful Com- Per Drummond and Co. pany of Merchant HetiO: Lindeman 1 Tailors - 206 0 J. F.'K. - 5 T. 11. Iltirbidge 21 0 General It. Coghlan 10 J. P. Crowder :'.. 10 , 0 :.• IL Cl. . • 1 Rich. Birkett and Sons 10 . 10 William Ximpten.. et The 2il Week!) , 'Collet, ' Burnham- :. - 5 lion from the Parish- Hon. Jane Cailogan • , 5,. loners of St. George i Per Ilanuteriley and Co; the . _Martyr Queen- •- I Earl Ferrero 100 CIARROLL (Joint Contractor) solicits at tention to this Farewell Lottery, being by Act of Parlia ment the very last that will ever be submitted, In forming the Scheme, the Contractors have been studious to render it in every respect worthy of general approbation. Besides., retaining all the popular points of late Schemes, and making, every Ticket a Prize, they have introduced, for the First Al Last and only time in the anoale of Lotteries, the MAGNIFICENT NOVELTI * • , • J*; DECLARA:TIONS OF INSOLVENCY, T. Douglas, Micciestidhl-street,.Citfzr‘lad, carpent.r J. Owle t Worcester, coach-proprietor. W. T. Peacock, GreeuwiA,. market-gairtlener. T. Taylor, Cleo)citt's Inn, money krzvener, to surrender May 30, and Juno 27, at eleien, at the Couit of ConnissilL44. Attornies, Alessra. Maley and Son, Pump-court, Teruple, I. Joel, Prevtou. Lanca.;Mre, jeweller, May %(), 30.a4t.just er7, at ten, at the Court of Constuislioner.), Atoriiry, Mr. 14aacs, I - ivy -street, St. Mary Axe. G. Jowl, .Wottori-unier-Edge, Gloucestershire, victualler,. June 5, at five, 6, and. r? 7, at eleven, at the Hotel, Chelteu• barn. Attui•niei, Mr. Go , /dwin, Cheltcnham ; and Mr. White,'„, Lincoln's Inn. • , . SIX THIRTY THOUSANDS! When the great popidationof the United Kingam h considered, and that this is the very. last that, any pers= will have to gain In dependeiiae by risking a Trifle, it must be expected the desire will be lo general to have a farewell venture in the Wheel of Fortune, as to make Tickets - and Shares very scarce; and those who delay to, purchase until the approach of the Drawing, may be unable to obtain a Ticket at any price. In former Lotteries, with not one half the number and Magnitude of Capitals contained hi the pre tent Furo;ell Scheme, the price has frequently risen to Fifty or Sixty Pouiids a Ticket s . yet CARROLL pledges himself to the Public, that all who apply at either of his Ofifces in London, or to either 'of his Agents, before SATURDAY, 27th THIS MONTH, (May), shall be supplied at. the present Price but on Monday, 29th this' Month, (May), the Price will certainly he increased Twenty ?our Shillings a Tibket, at the least, and Shares' in' proportion. The,Selteane contains SIX" PRIZES OF £30,000, &c. &C. .. WITH EVERY TICKET A PRIZE ! • Forming an Aggregate exceeding Three Hundred and Eighty ,Thousand Pounds ! • All in One Day, 19th JULY, WHEN LOTTERIES END Fait EVER. „ . CIRCUITS OF O T F H IN C B O O * A L IA v I E IS N S T IO .6 N: B I7 O F R O S R . THE RELIEF MIDLAND CIRCUIT. J. G. HARRIS, ESQ. Commixiiuner. Essex, at Chelan AlOutlay, June 19. Essex,' at Coldwater, Tuesday, June 20. Suffolk, at Ipswich and Borough, Wednesday', June 21. Norfolk, at Yarmouth, Friday, Aim 23. Norfolk,' at No;wieli and City, Monday, June 26. Suffolk. at Bury,St. Edinumrs, Wednesday, June 28: ifertfordshire, at Hertfoid, Monday, July Cambridgetshire, at Cambridge, Wedneidiy, Julys. Norfolk, at Lynn, Thursday, July 6. Cambridgeshire, at Ely, Friday, July 7. Northamptonshire, at Peterborough, Saturday, July 8. Huntingdonshire, at Huntingdon, Monday, July 10. Bedfordshire, at Bedford, Wednesday, July le. Neithamptonshireiat Northampton; Thufsd a y ; J u l y IS. Leicestershire, at Leicester, Saturday, July 13. Staffordshire, at Lichfield, Monday, July 17. Shropshire, at Shrewsbury, Tuesday, July 18. Staffordshire, at Stafford, Thursday, July 20. Warwickshire, a Coventry, Monday, July 24. Warwickshire, at Warwick, Tuesday, July 213. itckinhamshite, at Aylesbury, Thursday, July 27. • SOUTHERN CIRCUIT, • T. B. BottEti, E.Q. Commissioner. Berkshire, ut Reading and Borough, Monday, June 19. Oxfordshire, at Oxford and city, Tuesday, June 20., Gloucestershire, at Gloueester mace, thilisclay, June 22. Worcestershire, at Worcester and City, Saturday, June 24. 'Herefordshire, at Hereford and City, ,Monday, June 26. Monmouthshire, at Monmouth, Wednesday, June Somersetshire, at Bristol, Friday, June 30. Somersetainit, at, Bath, Monday, July S. Somersetahire, at Taunton, Wednesday, July 5. Devonshire, at Exeter and City, Friday, Silly 7. Cornwall, at Bodmiu, Monday, July 10, DeYoffilhhle, at Plymouth, Wednesday, July 12. Dorsetabire, at Dorchester, Saturday, July 1.5. Wiltshire, at Salisbury, Monday, July 17. Hampshire, at Winchester, Wednesday, July 19. Hampshire, at Southampton, Thursday„Jely 20. Sussex, at Horsham, Saturday, July 22. Kent, at Maidatone, Monday, Jul} 24. Kent, at Dover, Wednesday, July 26. LieutiMant • Itolertion, w#h the troops, made for the left bank, but a little confuion took place froth atn:eral of the black rowers lelpitt4 ov,,rbuard with flight, and nearly upsetting them ; but he, Made good hia I.l:l.linj, though he unfortunately . rec, iced' . a wound through his lgi• and I immediately joined him w ith th e rest of the troop4;1tlo two' little guns ins the boat rendering us gout servitie. 1../esiretis tosave loss to our little party as much ss possible, I determined to fxre my way to the timat through the long grass, but I won shortly checked by an inipa . viaye creek in front, which secure Elie town against assault on that bank. 'Seeing this, and the tins which would attend an advance in the boats, I' inthiediately ,crosseil the rier with the principal pat of the troops, and occupied the bank opposite to the town, where, tiont the shelter of the long grass, they soon silenced the two guns, and weakened the fire froth the town. Leaving three men In charge of Lietitenlmt Robertion; I decided under cover of their lire to carry the thwn by the beats, And baying tiq other Officer, joined theth myself, and 4ecompaeied by the, Naval Orlicum sea tam and is few suldiers, see advamCed rapidly and carried it With out further hiss. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by CARROLL,. (Joint Contractor), at'his Fortunate Qifioes, No. ,19, Corphill; 7 Char. ing Cross; arid 26, Oxford-Street; LOndon ; where he sold, with in a short period, 4 - - - prizes of . £30,000 ! 4 - - - prizes of , £26,000 ! And other Capitals in forri& TiOtteriii acceding A MILLION STERLING ! G [1.13 EICI"S EiSENG h;:of ANCii 0 V ES.. • N. B. GILBERT sole Proprietor of the above much" admirid article, resPedt fuliy appYizes the Nobility and • OCII iry that he continues to manufacture mid sell it by Avholentile and retail; alio his much admired Union Saitee,, both of which have given stich general satisfaction. "hew gpicurian inducements to the flaVOur of Fish, Steaks, flashes, and Savory Dishes, have rendersd them so popular as tg attract the attention of more than 200 of thellrat Venders hi the ItrefrOPolis. E,Nleriee of Oysters, admirably adapted to country_ families, will answer the same purpose as fresh Oysters, for saitces, &C. Superior Welch Smoked. Salmon, anti every article of the first quality, at Gil bert's Visit Sauce and Italian Warehouse. N. 451, Strand, London. square, by j ibe - Rev. J, L. 11artyn Rector 2.5 13 Jog. shcllshear I I Collecthin at the Bap tist Chapel, Meeting house Walk, Snow's.' fielcls,Borough,p?r Francis; Alintster 71.186.8 d. Rev. itit, Kirkby 6 0 From Windsor, per John lods, Mayor. Second C Subscripiton,in chiding Persoris, em- Ployed in the restora t ion of Windsor Casik Tile Architect 211. —,the Clerk of the Works, blaster, Artificers. & L'olleeti Journ on eyma at n the 137 Intles. 200 0 - Pendent Chapel, Is . linkton per the Rev. Henri Cowper - 50 0 Lord Wm. Beritinek , 10' () Lady Wm. Bentinek 5 5 H. Brandreth, of Bed fordshire 5 0 Per Weston; Young, &' Co. Mr. Sit ebbeare - 1. 0 J. B. Bosteek - 5 5 John Haselee - 2 0 Thos. Hooper, Jun. 1 1 W. W. Nash . 2 0 F. T. Young - ,10 .0 John Prince 5 - 0 Mr. Leach (Borough) 1 1 Per Hankeys and Cu. Donations from Beres. ford Chapel,Walw'orth per Rev. Dr.Androws 31 0 W..and R. Mathews 10 0 Milim AintileWi • - 2 0 T. F. Norton 1 1 Suliscriutioni troM Oxford, _ Di ;tir3 , 4y. rr 4 xon and Co. The lion: Mr. Justice Hulroyd ' 1 20 Cl Per Hoare and Co. Archdeacon Prosser 50 0 Per Glyn and Co. A.*bsalpfiOn at Warafick,per 'hitehead and Co. Tibbiets and b'oh 2 2' Airs. ren • - I 1 eorge Jaggard 2 0 Itev- Twopeny 1 3: Twopeny 1 414 014undor • 5 0 bliss Lander 2 2 ag is*:EL:-LandOr - 2 2 Mrs. nolbech - 5 0 51411O1bech 1 0 Cat; Ifolbech . .0 Whitehead an d CO - It s • E.. steward . 5 0 _Bliclt .1 11114 *Pcillick it. 118.: ed. t ry subscriptions received by the Ilanl i ters in town and coun , ; and at the City of London 'ratan, Bishopsgate.itteet, where the Committee meet daily; It. HVETT, Sec. lications te the :Committee whis t be Ramat:ll to" Francis " li ng, Egg jdtVitiOn " and supertaribed " Manufacturers' Ilelief c on Irtuttee. 7t 0 per Willis, Percival, & Co. The Rev. r. Bliss 1 Thchnas Sheard - 1 Rev. W. S. Phillip 4 Trinity College Mrs, Trollope Rev. C. Davies J. Cox • . Mrs. Jackson Rev. F. 11". Brlckenden Worcester'College T Rev. J. C. Clark 1.- 31r.. Walsh, St. John's 1 I Mrs. Ogles dcr . 25 0 Rev. V; Thomas 1 1 Rev. J. Smith, Trinliy College . 2 2 Rev.G.Gleed.St.John's 5 5 Mr. Doyle, Oriel ~ • I I Second Subscription from Garraway's Coffee- Douse 7 7 James Richardson 10 0 10 I I -I • 1 1 0 PORTANT I PH 0 V14.1M 11 , ,N • 4rvEs,..Th e usual manner of rnanufagititini; 'ren knife Medea ha* long been a subject of cornpLaint."' The" edge is made too steep and the angle too obtuse; theconsquencc' is that the edge in cuttin is sometimes unmanageable and diiven into thequill nearly across. ,This inconvenience almost every Persan In the habit of making pen s has frequently experienced. o obyittte this entirely,',r: CLARK, of Exeter 'Change, has ni toAlittledtk Penknife Illa.de, manufactured entirely on a new principle ; 'the - line of the edge being parallel with the side of t he biqe' forms a very acute angle: the instrument, therefure r even in inexperienced hands, may be easily geVerned no cut ting but what is intended can take.place, and' the Pen is formed with the greatest nicety anti .fie Utmost facility. The blade of this Penknife is beautiful in' Workmanship, and can be recall. Yhttuied With confidence, 44 auperior to any article previously introduced into this branch of cutlery.- Also can be used with, tile.righ t or left hand.—The blittles'are made from refined silver steel. - : 114 RITISH DE COLOGNE, under the .ll.lP Patronage of .the Itight 116nourhle the Countess of Liferpbotortade Only by' S'I'EPIILN PRI TCHAIID, Tie fkist4nguished,Patro nage w hi c h thin article has attained, inattdes the' Prop rietor to O'er it m ore generaly- to the notice' of the Briti s h Public, with the full confidence, that mi trial, it willrbefound. to possess all the essential and agreeable fragrance, as, well as all the Medicinal qualities of the ce l e br ated FO- IiBIGN EAU DB COLOGNE.. The British Esti de Cologne is an elegant and useful anti. , 1 1 )11 sMixtia, and stimulant, particularly beneficial in remov. Sea,aioknetts, Giddiness, Faintings, Bad Ilead-itches, '"l9i, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness of the S tomac h , and all e rveui Diaeasett; For Contusions, Wountis, Burns and %Id*, it Will be retied an admirable, remedy. Its peculiar ProPerties as a n Antiseptic sue,.well known in those countries where Alalignant Fevers prevail, and its . use cannot be too *tm n.rilY recommended in every abode of affliction, sickness, t 'sense. This Spirituous- Water is not only recommended as Medicine but_na.ckstnetict when diluted, with water will l be found infinitely superior to any otherarticle in purifying and cle4 osing the skin, rendering it abil,fair, and blooming. It is also' it delicate and - agreeable perfume, and is e qua l in comparison wh that Madtton.theContineut, in moral which th e Proprie. t° r• need onlY to refer to the disting.mished patronage with, ii?iwhich it has been honoured ; y and In order to prevent purchasera n being imposed Upon b any false imitation, a Label will "° fixed overdo: neek.of each ,Bottle. with the. Signature of the without which it cannot he gentkines abov is Sold Wholeside and Retail, and may be had of 1 2 1 e I) thPlief e er tit. No 196 Lower-street, Deal t and in Lon. uon , • ' • • . 0 ettsm, Barclay .and _sa l m i , 95, r geet-marKet , anti by. IPSPectabbr Deuggista and. Perfumers, in Town , and -auntry,, A Nee Half Pint, O. ad ; Small, Bottles, 2s. 9d. each, Stamp "ul ineludid. • TIIR 'GRAVEL AlsiD.FatISE, LUMBAGO. tec. ICKNIAN'S PILLS ate allowecl to be the .I%:.xs._ most successful Preparation for effectually removing and preventing the future reenrremice of thtme Disotdets which arise from an imperfect ;lethal of the VrinarrOrgaus, as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, ,Pains in the 13aeli and Loins, s,itlPPrySsion of Urine, &c. Coniimsed of the most innocent Ingredients ' this truly volnahle Medicine relie ves time suffer ing patient from the ccriteipting tortures of Altos. , diseases 'without any siulence or injurysto the Constitution, and ie• quires no confinement or restraint of diet during its use. it is one of time Littlest Public Medicines vitt:int and its pecu liarvirtnes mod efficacy hunt uniformly maintained the highest repovition, .Suid in Boxes, nt Qs. 941..0nd tic by petilii, Chettiiits, 4; Cheapside, currier of St. Pao rli;,1;004on, ; f4,Backville-st reet, Duhlin ; end 73, Princes-str E ' dinh°rgli Sa vory "4 r " . 136, New 1 1 041.1.,tr, e t t : Iti-gent•ati-Mq ; nnd, by the Princilm it Medicine Vend.m4s throughout the United Of ohm', minty be BUTLEU'ittIAJEPIIT OPODEL POI sit,ntgly reconiunded in C . fit'ouir. Sims. Flat.: .1 ll'ections; Pyl .y. Stiffness, nni Etilarge:iivat of the Sprains, Bruises, &c, In Bottles at Is. lid; and From the LONDON 7 G - MA ii; 16: Crown-offlee, May 13. Alember returned to serve in this present Parliament. Shire of Ilexlmigh—tiettry Francis &Ott, the younger, of farden, in the room of Sir Areitander Don, Bart, deeeawd. Whitehall, May 4. The King has, been pleased to grant unto Sir:Harford Junes, of Boultibrooke, in the county of Radnor, and of Ilambrooke-grove, in-the'cOunti of Glaueester, 'tart., his ROyal *licence and autho rity, that heruiti),is issue may tate and use the'.ettinatne of nrYdges , in addition► to and after that of Jones, and that be and they may also' bear the arms of Brydges, in coMpliance with the pruyieo, request., and direction,cont4ned in the last Will and tes tament of his cousin Mary Bridges. Commission in; the Royal . South Lincoln signed by 'the ' Liirct lieutenant of the County of Lincoln.' Calling Eardlcy Bmith, Eaq., to beC,apt., Dated May 10,1826: Commission in the lit or Highland Regiment of Edinburgh Local Militia, signed by the Lortt Lieutenant of the county of the City ,of Edinburgh. .. • • Colonel Sir Evan John Murray M‘Gre.sror, Bart., to be Colo nel, vice Murra,..s.l‘Gregor, promoted. • Dated Sept. 28, 182 b. Commission signed by •tho,Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent and City and County of Canterbury, Thomas . Monypenny, Estii , , to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 21, 1826. . , Conmiinions in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Capt. Sir John Courtney Hollywood, Bart., to be Major, vie* •Tpylor, resigned. Lieut. William Deedei to be Captain, vice Sir John C. Honywood, promoted. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. John Hugh Smyth Pigent, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 18, 1826. Ist Somerset Militia--James Nagle, Gent. to be Lieutenant. `Dated April 13, 1826. iCounuissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk. Pentge Puke, EN, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 10, 1825. aft Regiment of Siiffolk Yeomanry Cavalry---Rieberd Percy ;EN , to ba"Captain, vice Cooke, deeenoed• John P4gf) Read; Esq., to be ditto, viceßodWell, resigned: Robert Knipe Cobbolit to be ditto, Gent., to be Lieote nee t, v i v ee i li C4 eeve .' t r •e es jg g n n c e st CGoecrrireget Alston, Pl:e* V nu "' , Gent, to be ditto Vice Cnbbold, promoted. Betqa-' min Sr•oith, Getnt,,,.to bs co / h e t i , Dated April 22, OW. Connuistionei in the Northumberland and Newcastle YeoninntY Cavalry, signed by dui Cord Lieutenant of the County of 'North u inberlatolt • CaPfikin 3 44heW Bell to Braillirig, . deemed ; RP:dn. Lancelot Allgood;Esq. to liiCaPtairty be Lieut.-Col.-Commandant , vice , vice ,]ls protn° 44 l---, Ditted §Oth April, 189& Commission in the 8d Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry',. '• -signed by his 111a3esty's Lieutenant of the CoUniY of Dorf k. Edw. Cubitt, Esq. to-be Capt. vice Wodebouse, resigned. — Dated 14th April, 1826. 2 NORTHERN CIRCUIT. • • W. J. Law, Esq. Commissioner. Ruilandshire, at Oakham, Monday, ArizP" 19 . ' Derbyshire, at Derby, Tuesday, Jima 20. Nottingliarneltire, at Nottingham and Town, Wednesday, Juni 21 Lincolnshire, at Lincoln and City, r Satiirday, June 24. Yorkshire, at, Wakefield, Tuesday, June 2'7. Yorkshire, at Kingston-upon-Hull, Mcintlay, July's, Yorkshire, at York, Wedne.day, 4itly b. Yorkshire, at York City, Thursday; July 6. Lancashire, of Lancaster, Monday, July 10. Yorkshire, at Richmond, •Monday, July 17. Durham, at Durham, Tuesday, July lb. • • Northumberland, at Newcastle-on-Tyne and Town, Thursday, ' July 20. Northumberland, at Berwick-on-Tweed, Saturday, July 22. Cumberland; at Carlisle, Alontlay, Westmorland, at Kendal, Wednesday, July 26. Lancashire, at Liverpool, Friday, July 28. Cheshire, at Chester and City, Monday, July SI. .• . : • Colonial, Office, Downin g -str ee t, gay (4, 1926. Earl Batinirst has this day received from Sierra Leone Des patches, which have been addressed to his Lordship by the late Major-General Turner, under date of the 2d and of March last, and of which the following are extracts:— Sierra Leone, March 2, 1826. In my list despatch I had the honour to state to yolir Lordship that I was on the eve of proceeding to the Shethro' country, for the purpose of consolidating those arrangements for the abolition of the slave-trade` Which had enters"' into with the Kings and Native :Chiefs. On the next 7th February, 1 sailed in his Majesty's Colonial Prig' Susan, aecoMpanied by the brigantine .E/eonore,. and the Siciftcutter, - with, a detachment of troops, consisting of 110 Europeans and 40 Natives. There being but six regimental officers at Sierra Leone, with' 1100 men, none could be spared; and my Aide-cle-Carop, Capiain Ross; having recently died, there way but Lieutenant' Robertson, Acting Major of Brigade, who could accompany cue, excepting Staff-Surgeon Stewart,. as 3ledical Officer. Alr. INlacituicy and Mr. Rendall, both Member of the Council, 'hail again the kindness to give me the benefit of their assistance. On my arrival in' the Slicrion", I discovered that the greitt slave dealers who had retired from the SherbrO" and Sea liar, on signing the Convention prohibiting the exportation of slaves, had joined with those Of the Oallinas; mid bail come to the re ifelution of re-establishing the slave trade by arm even in the iliatrieti where it had been voluntarily given up by the Native Chiefi and 'wre there assettibted in fora, up the Boom river, Iseiaing our people, anti putting at. defiant* our power anti our nights.. These slave-dealers are all:mulattoes, thscendants of the lEuropean's,atiatigers to the soil, and I grieve to say, men generally ' educated in England. Their education gives them greet supe riority, anci . their'ufealth power. My forte weir n o t of a nature, under ordinary circumstances, to jtistify my'untiertaking a difficult service up thee ! rivers,, but , as the Native' Chiefs were wavering, and a great' Cage of }Az inanity at issue, I determined upon a rapid advance ariti, attack of these people. Captain. Owen, Royal Noy, empl o y e d 1. ,„,„ the Surveying service, with the -Leven frigate, and Alb a e ro i s schooner, happening to be surveying, these rivers at the time, , thought it my duty to communicate With liitn with a view to certain whether he could, consistently with his instructions, to; operate with me for a few days, which he very kindly and cm.- dialiy con s e n ted t o do: The ,teven, the --- ,9 7 ;50,1,. and the ,Ekanorcdrew too much water to enter the rivers ; but, by taking every thing out of the pi dlibatroiti and' Ski'', we contrived to get them over the bar ; and with th en ;` our different boat*, FA four largenoes, Svc proceeded up the, liooin river on February loth. Captain Owen appointed .Lieutenant Ilihtig•e; first of the .Levert, anti 'two 111ift shipmett two , boast . tied their crews, to accompany me in the 'Swift; : whilst 'he 'embarked in the AlMtrolo, Com manded. by Lieutenant 'Owen, Hoye' Navy. The tlitlieulty Of getting these vessels up th e r i ve r 'Foas coneidemble, an d they fre quently tack the ground; but 1h Itnee , ""F:l' iet t i "a Ave et with the.trOops, - tivo,hpurebefor e 44y light ne?"l"urPillf 'within two miles of the stockade of Beim . (which they tutmeil • The AM:frail 'had taken geitind nine , inilee down the river, , hut I slthcided not to low a moment : 10 a t tf cki, g o *Plwe, One of the guides aegiiaitited 'me with apath whichkil th roughthe woods to-h. s ear :of the tawny ; And I mut a 14r3eltnettittlitqcuty: me n to show thernselve9 there, whilst we atfacked in front. Thy uucipected appearance of this party threw the enemy into such I regret that, against, an enemy so,' little worthy, several valuable men hare hod disabled ; the country id one ut great strength, And the poaitiou was • chosen with judgment. The - natinie: of the country made it impossible to ascertain _either ; the number' or loss of the enemy. Not being able to learn that they had any other place up the river, anti as they wcri, thus driven nut of our territories, defentod and disgraced, with the lose cf their towing and Stores, 7: determined to Proei:td no further ; and, after carrying 'away the !VIM and stores, arid destroying by fire the town anti neighbouring villages, we cin barked, and got safely to the shipping in the Sherbro', on the 23d, after destrhying the fwo principal strong holds, with eigl,t Aminlier toWns,: where these wretches, kept their victims in chains 'until their ships were ready to-receive them; and I sincerely trust ,that this lesson will teach the deluded of the cour4ry not to put ;further faith in the vain bestatings of these wicked people, who, by administering f. 4 the Wore of passions of the 'ignorant and unfortunate inhabitants, not only depopulate and turn into de serts the most fertile plains which' I have ever seen, but so 'blunt their feeling and .brotalize their sutures, that, for u few bottles of runt and heads of tobacco, the pttxdnt is found, Witimut remorse, casting away his ofrspring. Lna village i,e engaged 'against the other for &purpose of ncakiro prisoners; and men, like-heasts of *mere ever on the watch to veizetheir nelyhbours and 'their fellow-men. : Although, where each vied with the other in the discharge of laborious And arduous. duties in the cause of 111111thility, it 11.4 titilo difficult, to name individual's, still it is my duty to awe' that I owe 'much to Capt. Owen for libutunnly co-opiTation, and to' bear tea.; tiniony to his great teal tier the public aervics,. 'ft; ticut. Mudge, Royal. Navy; .whti was 'immediately ntiadted to myself in command of the Swift cut47o glut, under great chligations, not only f or hi s unceasing eta successful, exertions, in getting the ve....401 up the river, but for htsjudicous and't.pirited conduct in command of the gun-boats ; to I.ieut. Owen, 116yal Navy, who commanded and carried,tythernesi persevering exertions,' the Alba:rot* up the river, my beg thanks, are :also dna; : his forwardness, both in the boats and on shore afterwards, at.e hifildF creditable to hint ; and I do but justice to Mr. Ttiini, Midshipman of the Leven, iu noticing his , very spit ited and conspicootts cooduct its rot/Inland of one of the .taut-boat 4. ' , the , other Officers old senown, who did not fall so' immediaiely ?alder toy - notice„ my beat thauka are due. , I he t ; also to draw your Lordship's filvouralde notice to the con duct of Lieut. Robertson; Acting Major of Ilrigade, who, although called upon to do Much duty, from 'tns , having no other officer but himself, continued hie exertions without even acquainting me that he was wounded,. Statf•Surgeott tits wart was not only ready. to give hie professional assistance to these who required it, but was must ready to execute ;alio' duties which die watt of officers matleSouretitnes neeesairY. To Mr, Hernia and Mr., illac4oley I eta under the greatetit 'ohligUtion'lor their voluntary sasistarice; the farina acted during the► affair at , Maccaba , as. my Aftle,de» Camp; with no less credit to Itituatlf than advantage to the;, raid the latter was most indefatigable in' his exertion! to promote the public service. Mr., darniibel4 Master of the Sustai, a volunteer upon the occasion, showed much spirit and and was wounded in the arm. , Inclosed is a list of the casualties in this little affair; and I se. gret eNceediugly that some valuable men are disabled. There is also a return of the ordnance) : arms, nod prisoners taken, and I will hopi`to have the'gtMil fortune to see thoffe tneasuria approvtil, which my sense of public, duty. compelled me to adopt, atter three unsuceessfid attempts at amicable adjostMent, against a party of reznotseless wretches who live and fatten upon the blood eon misery. of their 14ov-creatures. • • Return of Xillt4l, Wounded;' and Alining of a Detachment of Troops and Seamen employed in an attack on the Town of 1/ay... caba, on the 19th Febrnary, 1826, under the commaud of Excellency Major-General Charles Turner, C.R. &c. &c. &c. Woundatletacbtnerit 2kl W. f. Ilegt.-1 rank and file se verely.—Detaehment Royal African Cal, Corps-1 3 I.ientenant slightly 4 rank and ale, 2 severely (1 kg amputated), 2 slightly. Party of Seamen from his Majesty's ship .Leven-3 seamen se verely, one arm amputated.—Party from his Majesty's . Colonial brig ',Vusart-1 011rer slightly.. . Names of Ofhpers Wounded--Lieutenant 1). •G. Robertson, Royal African - Corps, Acting Major of Brigade, slightly ({right kik), .I?rederick Cioupbell. Master of Ida 111.9esty's Colonial brig slightly (left arm). Total Wonntled-2 Officers, - 6 rank and file; Iseatnen. Miming—None. rnik null file, }loyal Aft,cau oorpe, led f u tig io , ,n the 19th hoot. (Signed) D . . 0. RourtiTs()N, I.A. R. A, C. cud Acting Major of Brigade. Eh:Toro of Orillint.ee, Anus, and Arnto4oition, token on the 17th tol d 19th p e br u a' r y, 1926 :It the Skockath , of the Bolin and the Town of Alaccabn. - - At 8046-2 tirrObstlettl 3 ditto six 4itt6, t ong guile i:3'ditto fottr dittN4itto; 2 ditto three ditto, ditto tons. tittetoorns t 4 , 2 stand of ;urns, • 400 bayonets, 0 half-t raw l, o f powder, 1 rusk of 11111;1(114f t-hials); 1. 4,.Nk of flints, 20 cutitagm arid a quantity of shot of rrtri a »i At IVlstettb*--3 irottfour-poutiti fon!gtufs, 1 cask of inw ellet , Return of Prisoiltri 'fidttn- 7: 1 cettotry King, 2 Chiefs, :1 h t4 ,l. lotto, 15 uitn. G. liOtrilTPON, it, rt . A. C. A. M. lit thia ay, attack Of f ever, got op tho Doom tzierfs. - Leone, Mara 3, .11.32 k Lordship some obsetv.iliatui upon tau, bearings which the'cittuth ,:Rivielratnirottle'tlipc7s'vlisit'&lYole having the honour u amt . t ,„ g to your . .. ,'A. Pigott, Norwich, grocer, .May 26; 20, nt bur, and itaal : *7, ~,nt one, at the White Saran Lan,. N.:ar'.i , ich. Atterniet, ~ ; 3lesars. Jay and rreuier, Norwich ; , and Mr. Fenton, Autt : ll4-;:-. friars. '• - • . .. . • IL Lewis, flOti i , ,north, Shropshire,' innkeeper, June 1, at five; ~..,• 2, . aSnd 27, at ei.even, at the Castle Inn litidgno!tia. Attornies, • Mortars, Phil:,ot and Stone, 'Southampten•street, liloona.bary;, London ; and Mr. Vickers', 11rid,, ,, notth.. , , J. 1.9 n W A , :t u w c , , jen. ll•ry-atreet, 131107n ,, ,•Ft1 7 - k; job -1113Steu, May 20. - tio, and one Y',, at , :!even, at the Court of Cummls..- sioners. Attorney, 'Mr. Taylor, Fen-court, Fenclatareb-street. P. Stelfox, Deberoes Saddlewortia, York , ,ltire, woollen. , eloth' manufacturer, May 27; at three, 29, at two, raid June 27, 'i11..! nine, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Aitornies, Messra,,,, Brundrett ,thd Spinks, Temple, London ; end Mr. Brown, Sad ~ dleworth. ... . J. Wood, Wakefield, York s hi re , dyer, June 6,0, and 2'7, ,at,..., ten, at th e .'easiona House, Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Iletning.,:r and Baxter. Gray's Inn-place, Loudon;' anti Ithrsars , . , l' .l .4lattl4o,4l4 ... Dixon, Wakefield. ... .., , • •• ..- • W. Jeffcoat, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, corn facturi May tic 23, and June 27, at two, at the Globe Inn, WarOick. Attarnies, Atones. Worthen, and Smith, Castle-stree, Holborn,' Lo»don ;' and Mr. Kitchen,. Biafora, I,Varieieksizile. 11. Preston, P res t on , Lancashire, innkeeper, June 10, 12,, anti,o . 4 27, at eleven, at th e Offi ce o f Messrs. Dewlatirstintllodd , .l 4 fPl - ... . ten. Attotnies, Mr. Illakelock, Serjentat's Inu r rloct-street, Lam,' don ; anal 111estrs,1),•whorst and Todd, Preston. , • ..'. W. Bunton, Leeds, J. RarittOrt and. J. Huntritt, Borrow4l',.. Yorkshire, liten-mainifactUrers, June 14, If,, 4tad V;', et elsvitir , • at the Court House, Leeds. A ttornica,- Memos. till lytt, Vistrer* : . , and Stadlow, Chancery-lane; Lontlint ; rad Mr. I 1 i, ..,veuvp.,,,, Leeds..: : ..- ~ ~ , : ~ .• . . . . • ,` T. Maradsall, Cullegi-h ill, Lit aper„,Thamei-st root, i rim •Ist ache*, May 28,'30, and Jame, 27, at clonal, at. the Onto of .Cortnitha- . sinners. - Attn: ney, Mr. Tanner, I'lnw, Basing l aalll•oo.44-. . ' ' J. Langwith. Aluttrant, Longalondale, Chesinfe, ironfontider.... May 29i Ntl, at ten, :lad Janie 27, at one, at White's Iltdel,'Nfl'l'''. , chanter. Attorilie. , , Mount. Clarke, . Richards, and Medea, .. Chancery-lane, 1.011t1611; and Mr. Iligginbottotn, Asynt-undei- Lytle. 11, Ercies, Wel:a:held, Yorkshire, .Inereitant, June 51 tat , ixl.!), : 'mut '27, at nine, at the S e ssions Ilutise, 'Wakefield, ,' Attaitrniei„ , Mr. Lake, Cateatun-street, London; and. I 41)% I.34Ver, Wakefield.''' . J. Vl3iill, Liyer„pool, merchant, itlay Z.lO, , 31, mid June 2'7, ,at tote, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies,' Alcastra. Ad-, iington, Gregory, and Faulkner, It, altOrd-row,•London ; and, Mr... Phillips, Liverpool. , ' , D. Jackson, Birmingham, bitton factor, June 1,.2, and 27.9.,,., o i l° , a t th e HoyaUllatel, Birtnisailiant.. Attoroirs,Messits. lidtittr; Mnpapton, anal Lottats, London ; Mr. Me re dith, , and. t,ee and- '. ; Hato, ltiriniaan r.aan• ' ' ' ' ' .I. Clare, . Slaneheiter, innkeeper' Junts 'l,' 2, and 27,' irt eleven, at "Vl l hite's IlUtel; Mane/sestet. ,I.Attorilie4, •Mr• 1 0a11ta,X,,,; . Gray'v-Inn-equikitt, London'; and Air. Barke r , M anc h e s t e r .. . ,..) ~ ' ' .1. 'Parley, .M , , ,aelisaster, spachine-totaker, June I, 2,,,;,nal 27: it • •• - tan, at the :"itur Inn, ;Manchester. Attoruies, litaslN. INTO hate!''' Johnson, Teix , ple, London ; and N r . 'Ruler, Mancheater. • ';'',-.• ' O. Beardmore, Bitradenn' Staffordshirty'buildee; Irby 29,"...'a 4s , five, 30, analAttlk27pareleven, at the .1 4, 0 of' Nlati Inn , Banta,,. 'lent. • 'Attnnaira l os4roKolaton,, Eurnietal'. Inn, Lundtni,,te. ~4, Mr. Ward,, Btirslem. .. J. WalWtik, ?atelliaiiitir, viettialleil IttaY 2 9410; tell' a June SW at eleven, at. the Starton, llatiohester.. Attlroitis, :At" no. 111 .440-' tool Johloon,,,Kikelopet.teli--,.valk, Temple, Lendou ; rata! .:',lr,.q. WoOtl, Manche4er., ~ W. Huhnjs i yoot, carver, Jun e la, a t i:ix, If, :nod 27; at eI a..... vpi, at tlte 'Peon Inn, York. Attorni ew Mr. Tyler, Puttiftt'' court,' T' ettipte, London; , andlittr. Ellison. York ' ' ' ''-'VS.'”.; , .' f J. 'Dean, T. Dean, anal li, Dean, PottwannliAta no i ngton, .Pttteltcr... port, Cheshire,. ieooptOutttlers, May ,80, 01, and June 27, at I.lu ~h at .the 'Warren liana:ley Arm!. lana Stoekpea-t. "Li `C"it. Atf 4 7. O s i to es e ; k A poi li. i. 'ryles;, Puit7ca:iit i ' ) f tA elnplt,. z. Luncl o n ; :Aid Air. 11it ,44 ti ,., 7 ... . J. K. Aldermen, 'Norwich, plutrther,.. June t,, at five, tstilm White ,; ' . ..rtit.ran Inn, - Norts.icla-W,Warn.r.r, jlus., North .Waishania ~,, Norftifk, artiv,e9er,. Jap e 9, at five, ::: the 'White SNVA at llin; NZIIT: , '' welch-4. ' . 1t e#; . Tilitthsl4 . l.-scad s lretikt.T . ,' June' 11, ;at eleVtAllt 4 ' , Baainghall-stret.t.L4ltistiton, Sonthwith Durham, od , ip--btslk* , •• June 6, at twelve, it the Alunkwearmoutlashore Rasta-t, Aingi tvearsaiouth.hore, Wriuttn----J. Nuttiny, lii;aa. liolhorn umbrill."3:- ' manufaettater, June tf, at eleven, atllasinylaa:ll , treett Btirdinstt, ' Sise.htne, warelanatiernan, Jsine 6, at ten, at Basinghall-strtol4, ' E., Davit s, Walla v-irtie- walk , LArnhetia, togiists, ~ J 4 . 1 1g 6 2..,tikt ' 4*a, at ,•11Asinglia-Nittft--1?. KillnPfriligh-atO* l, l' 1111 ) 1 0; .;t. - upholder; Jame 6, at 11, At ita4ilo444.4lryt+-,11, Aiiifrii,P SI day-voted, ta veru-k eeper, Juno, tl;'aft 1; fit Basinuli all- si recti-.=-If ' Leonard, Cheapride, warehouser na h, J une 6, at twtlve, at 13Xiitft , - haWation.j.-W. IlnYtudds.Bantnui;;letteitoraishire. Jt4Ottli At awelir, Ot lat the. Ilayal likot'el,„,prinlaginon,..,.W. Whitens,'Arahhy n tifr f la t , Zota,-11, Leictisteriltire,. , riuts.nacrelluatat, Ji.aso ''i, at ten, :at Also QUeen'S Head Tint, Ashley-da-leach. _, ~,. eitivril • CATOlS,, Joe 0. . • . • "& N. P. 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